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Ranch. Conserve. Live.

Connect with the Land

From handmade leather goods that are made by our crew on the Chico to beef that comes from our own herds, join us on our mission to preserve the legacy of ranching and promote conservation.

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Handmade Leather Goods

Ranchlands Workwear

Pasture Raised Beef

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Ranchlands: From the Land, For the Land

$65
 
 
 

Block Shop Bandanas

$35
 
 
 

Picante Cast Iron Holder

$30
 
 
 

Horses of Zapata by Jill Soukup

$300
 
 
 

Wenerstrom Forge Piñon Knife

$350

Ranch Raised, Grass Finished Beef

Field to Table

Our ranch management practices are rooted in the idea that herds of cattle can restore ecosystems. We also believe that when done right, our beef not only is good for the land - it's good for our people. That's why we are so honored to connect more people with what we do, directly through what we all love the most - good food and shared meals.

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Ranchlands Leather Goods

Made in the USA

All of our leather goods are made entirely by hand, with only the best American hides and hardware.

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The First Ranch

The roots of our shop trace back to a large isolated ranch in Mexico, where Ranchlands founder Duke Phillips was raised. Each month, a saddle-maker would come to the ranch to fix the ranch hands' tack and make any new bridles or reins that were needed. Duke looked forward to this visit every time and began a collection of his own tools that lived in a little leather bag on his saddle which he used to repair anything that broke while out riding.

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Move to Chico Basin Ranch

As Duke grew older and began managing different ranches, he always made a space for leather work. When we moved to the Chico Basin Ranch in 1999, we selected the old woodshop for the leather room. Duke started making bags for his three daughters, and then their friends wanted them and their neighbors...and thus the mercantile was born.

1999

A Home for Leathercraft

Today, our shop still lives at the Chico Basin, and now shares a building with the saddle house. Each product is inspired by the pieces that we use each day on the ranch. Interns, apprentices and other Ranchlands team members are encouraged to learn leathercraft to fix their own tack and gear, and often spend time after work in the shop unwinding.

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The Ranchlands Collective is a nonprofit that bridges the gap between people and ranching through educational opportunities, fostering community connections, and providing training in conservation-minded agriculture. Learn more